Just wanted to take a moment and give public props to the support staff here at IPS. I've had a few issues recently (that ended up being caused by my host) but the response here was quick, professional, and spot on! Particular shout out to Alan. :smile: Keep up the good work folks, it just reinforces my belief that IPS is the best forum software company there is.

File Name: Azel File Submitter: John S File Submitted: 07 Aug 2010 File Updated: 28 Sep 2010 File Category: Light Skins Azel by Transverse Styles
Azel is a tastefully and creatively designed package. From it's attention grabbing header section to it's cheerful and pleasing colors, this is a design that is certain to please members and visitors alike! Coded to work with latest version of IP.Blog, IP.Gallery, IP.Downloads and IP.ChatEligible for our Buy One Get One Free offer!Detailed installation instructions includedPrice includes one year free support and access to updates as they become available!Also included is our custom smiley pack containing 21 totally unique smileys! Now Available for Version 3.1.2 Click here to purchase and download immediately!
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File Name: Skilltest File Submitter: John S File Submitted: 31 Jul 2010 File Updated: 03 Aug 2010 File Category: Dark Skins Skilltest by Transverse Styles
Skilltest is another in our line of completely unique designs for IPB. A dark design with blue, red and green highlights. Stuffed with custom images and design features such as rollovers on the header navigation buttons. Truly a perfect style for a gaming or clan site. Coded to work with latest version of IP.Blog, IP.Gallery, IP.Downloads and IP.ChatIncludes detailed installation instructionsPrice includes one year free support and access to updates as they become available!Also included is our custom smiley pack containing 21 totally unique smileys!
Updated for Version 3.1.2! Each purchase includes our Buy One Get One Free offer! Click here to purchase and download immediately!
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I am one those "diehard Kier fans" and a personal friend for a long time. I am also a "diehard Matt Mecham fan" and still think IPB3 is the gold standard for community software. I can't see this as anything but good for all concerned. When there is innovation and competition, we all benefit! :)